UTA, Botanical Research Institute of Texas partner to spur discoveries, job creation
Two of Tarrant County’s leading research institutions have formed a distinctive partnership with an eye on future job creation and greater sustainability through discoveries in plant and environmental sciences. The University of Texas at Arlington and The Botanical Research Institute of Texas or BRIT announced they are collaborating to offer expanded research opportunities for graduate level studies. The research jointly conducted by UTA students, faculty and BRIT scientists could lead to higher crop yields, disease-resistant crop varieties, cheaper food, new biofuels and an improved